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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1930

Page

5

Local ads and notices fill Denton page in August issue

A dense docket of notices and ads from Denton Maryland includes seed rye sales, Everngain's August Sale, coal orders, Frigidaire appliance offers, farm equipment for sale, a baby and colorit clinic schedule, church events, carnival at Denton Fire Department, and nominations papers filings for state and county offices with many named individuals and organizations. The items cover merchants, auctions, services, public health clinics, religious services, and political candidate filings.

Nuttle Milling Company Denton Journal Everngain’s Ridgely Office of Register of Wills Everngain Big Savings J. H. Seer Sixth Street Dentes M. K. Newnam R. H. Stafford Burrsville Caroline County Preston West’s Bede Boots Doll Prince Peggy Fuzzy Tommie Rags Bo Bo J. H. M. Knox Bureau of Child Hygiene of Baltimore Jonestown Frances Doub Washington County Anna Myers Carroll County Anna Frances Seward Jesse Zeigler Julia Schaffer Upton Quinn Frederick County Marianna Frantz Allegany County Ruth Grier Harford County Norman Sutton Kent County Warren Tydings Anne Arundel County Maryland Camp Vail Springfield Mass Albert C. Ritchie Thomas H. Robinson William S. Gordy Court of Appeals James A. Young Congress T. Alan Goldsborough Jerome D. Jefferson A. Stengle Marine Senate Nelson H. Fooks House of Delegates Alda P. Whitby M. Carroll Meredith Circuit’ Court T. Clayton Horsey Victor Dean Philip W. Downes Elmer T. Orme Charles R. Neal J. Prank Lane E. H. Zeigler Wm. F. Jackson Wm. C.andrew Chas E. Andrews J. Frank Ledrum W. Brewster Deen Wilbert L. Merriken the Orphan’s Court Richard T. West Elisha H. Harper William J. Shawn C. Uurvey Flowers Isaac T. Fleetwood Joseph H. Spence Register of Wills Joseph H. Carroll Martin C. Voss Robert E

Drought Measures Advise Maryland Farm Feed Plans

The Maryland Farmers' Marketing Conference at the University of Maryland issued drought response recommendations. They urge sowing wheat and other grains on fallow fields for emergency pastures, recommending seed-bed prep, nitrates for pasture growth, and specific mixtures of alfalfa, clover, timothy, and grasses. They urge silage, shelter, feeding adjustments, earlier sale of livestock, and credit support, plus notes on poultry rations and substitutions to maintain green feed and protein.

Maryland Farmers’ Marketing Conference University of Maryland Federal Farm Board

Weekly Ridgely News Letter Highlights Local Socials

Rev W F Corkran preached at a union service in Ridgely and stayed with Rev Roy Tawes. Numerous meetings, visits, and family events span town and nearby places with many relatives, travels to Rehoboth Ocean City and Delmar, and plans for upcoming services and homestays through the week.

Federalsburg Veteran Wright Dies After Ill Health

Clarence A. Wright 40 son of Mrs. Mary E. Wright and the late Daniel Wright of Federalsburg died Friday evening at his mother's home after a period of ill health. A World War I veteran, he served with the American Expeditionary Forces in France and is survived by his widow and two sisters Ruth Knight and Flossie Lord of Baltimore. Funeral services conducted by Rev. G. E. Leister at the residence were held Monday afternoon with burial in Hillcrest cemetery. The Federalsburg Mayor and Council adopted an ordinance restricting water use during drought, prohibiting lawn, pavement, or street sprinkling outside 5 to 7 pm with fines from 5 to 10 dollars plus costs. Other notes include Miss Mary Carson returning from six weeks at Stone Harbor and Manasquan Beach, Mrs. Carlson visiting in Annapolis, and several local residents visiting relatives in Baltimore and Annapolis.

Elizabeth B. Kirk J. W. Kirk Kirk Thomas Hadden Swan Pittsburgh Denton Methodist Protestant Church Mrs. Kirk Bernard Gilmore Edward Weigand Joseph Dill Baker Jr Daniel Baker Jr Baltimore Joshua W. Miles Jr James Benson Grace Nicodemus Mary Dean’ Zeiler David Baker Charlotte Kindley Bel Air Alexander Wilson Parker Richmond Harrison Kirk Orlando Kirk Harry Newton Alexandria Harvey Montague Lynchburg Annie Lee Newport News Hazel Bratt Sallie Parsons Ethel Parsons Oxford Pauline Godfrey Georgetown Del Bermuda Swan Mellon Institute John N. Swan University of Mississippi Columbia University Ohio State Western Maryland College Columbia New York Charles T. Baker Willye C. Taylor Pratt T. Taylor Mr. Taylor Alex. McWilliams Miss Moore McWilliams Emerson Lyden Sykesville W. R. Fountain L. R. Hubbard J. Emily Easton Herbert J. Beauchamp Louise Frank H. Doerr Ocean City Virginia Hotel Hastings D.C. George T. Alan Goldsborough T. Alan Masters Orme George George Goldsborough Camp Dan Beard Edith Sparks T. C. Sawyer Peggy Philadelphia Canada Niagara Fred Schlegel Olaf Smith Edward Nice Glassboro Bridgeport N. J Arthur Gibbons Roland Bradfield Chas. Edgell S. G. Nuttle D. Ralph Horsey Strasburg J. Stanley Cooley O. C. Bowdle W. F. Corkran Seaford Methodist Church Union Reformed Church Corkran Roy Tawes T. L. Day Thomas A. Smith T. A. Jr New Jersey Mrs. Dutton Dean Dutton Delaware College Newark Eugenia Carmine Dundalk Smith J. A. Frazer Elizabeth Frank Seward Ella Carlile Dr. Long Edward Lapham Miriam Geldsboro Emmett Stayer Edna Detwiler Elsie Stella Matthews L. F. Meloney Wright Meloney Rue Clifton Walter Barnes May Barnes Margaret Rogers Claymont Gumboro Crisfield Ida Mason City Point John Dean Charles Harry Laird Mary Rehoboth Ed. Stephens F. C. Stayer A. K. Evans Lancaster Anne L. Evans Pennsylvania College For Women Frances Lynch Bradfield Dorothy Beaumont Thompson Swing Jeanette Kelso David Swing Church of the Brethren The Fred Flounders Frank Flounders Williams Walter Mitchell Andrew Mitchell Edna J Detwiler Carolyn Mancha Harry Hemmons Blaine Skinner Morris Stroudsburg Carter Lairds Benningtons Alice Bennington Wilmington Denton Mary Porter Robert Lord I. E. Mason John Hoffman Clarence A. Wright Mary E. Wright Daniel Wright Wright France Ruth Knight Flossie Lord G. E. Leister Christ M. P. Church Hillcrest Cemetery Federalsburg Mary Carson Eva Wright Ethel Allen Minnie Childs Annapolis Elsie Wright Dorothy Dodson St. Michaels Adelin Jefferson Ethel Cade Poughkeepsie N. Y Robert H. Dill Depot Dill Greensboro Burrsville Emily Sapp Edwardsville Lee Wyatt Ira Wesley Church M. B. Wheatley Middletown Harry Cooper John Eveland Frank Hubbard Benjamin J. C. Ledbetter Greensboro Cemetery Eglantine Canning Company Boyce’s Mill Vin Brumbaugh Charles G. Miller Lyndhurst Brooklyn Miller Bertha Cardeen Cooper Henderson Louis’ N. Cooper Paul Canton Ohio Parran T. Russell Milton Pine Arnold Marjorie Dorothy Hampson Toronto Alvin Smith Marshall Huston Annie Edwards Hutson England W. K. Cumming Billy Atlantic City Oscar Kinnamon Marcus Hook Will Clark Clark Arlie Dingledine York Lucy R. Bates Wooters and Son George Wooters Doris Stoneseifer Ace Weller Westminster Charles Rich Charlie Beaumont Mary Draper William Totherod Washington, D. C W. Thomas Thornton Ralph Carl Lee Leipsic Lloyd Cannon Jane Preston Mary Jackson Green's Point Cambridge Roland Fisher Chester Roland Pippin Ben Broadhead Anderson Indiana Edward Smith N. A. Smith John Wyatt Hubert Dill Wyoming Veda Hubbard J. E. Andrews Margaret Sylvester Dover Joseph Edwards Jack Thornton Clinton Thorton Boothwyn Allen Curry James Curry George Holmes Helen Templeville Ralph Thornton Smyrna A. G. Stufft Jacob Meredith Rev. G. Mednary W. L. Goldsborough Roland Porter

Numerous regional visitors and local acquaintances visit Goldsboro area

A long list of visitors and relatives converged on Goldsboro and nearby towns this week. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens of Canadaigua and Rochester spent days with Mrs. Macomber, Elder Cubbage and Mrs. Hastings from Philadelphia toured with relatives, and many others including the Sylvesters, Martins, Morris, Cheffins, Ballengee group, and Jarmans visited or traveled. Rev Jordan will speak at the M E South Church of Goldsboro next Sunday evening. Little Bobby Edge is improving after a serious illness.

T. S. Stevens Canandaigua N. Y Edward Stevens Rochester O. M. Macomber Washington Gettysburg B. E. Cubbage Wyoming Mary Hastings Philadelphia Walter Sylvester Denton Fred Martin Salis Ibury E. S. Martin Harvey Morris Wm. Cheffins Strasburg Wheeler W. Smith Goldsboro Hersey Hughes R. C. Porter Harvey Tribbett Ruth Anna Holidaysburg Rev. Jordan Ingleside M. E. South Neese Madjalyn Wilmington Noble Jarrell Stanley Taylor Carroll Elliott Howard Jarman Berlin M. E. Jarman Chas. Elliott Walter Elliott Ella Clayton Howard Thomas

Mite Society Meeting at Smith Home Piney M P Church

The Mite Society of Piney M P Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs Oscar Smith on Wednesday. Officers for the year were elected: Mrs William Brubaker president Mrs Ralph Garrett vice president Mrs Oscar Smith secretary Mrs Mary Brubaker organist Mrs Daisy Garrett treasurer. After the business meeting refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Norman Wright.

Mite Society of Piney M. P Oscar Smith William Brubaker Ralph Garrett Mary Brubaker Daisy Garrett Norman Wright

Local Social Roundup Sparks Compact Weekend News

Concord residents visit friends near Cambridge for a crabbing party while Tilghman’s Island hosts Rev C H Atkins and guests. Sykesville visitors include Mr and Mrs Terry Nichols as Cedar Grove Beach picnic goes on. Baltimore guests stay with Mr and Mrs T H Everngam as Doerr and Everngams attend St Michaels regatta. S S Hanby and wife visit Ocean City and Kent Island friends. Church House under construction as Sunday School picnics at Cedar Grove Beach. Walter Lord visits Quaker City. Lena Dukes shows health improvement. Samuel Cloud seen in Wikington.

Lee Scott Evelyn Pauline Frank Doerr R. F. Condon Ralph Finkbinder Baltimore T. H. Everngam Thomas Everngam, Jr St. Michaels S. L. Hanby Ocean City Kent Island Cedar Grove Beach Walter Lord Quaker City Lena Dukes Samuel Cloud Wiknington

Mrs G H Wilson Named Maryland TB Association Secretary

Announcement today announces Mrs G H Wilson appointed regional secretary of the Maryland Tuberculosis Association with offices in Denton. She will represent the group in the upper Eastern Shore counties, previously serving as Seal Sale Chairman for Caroline county and a longtime tuberculosis advocate in Maryland.

G. H. Wilson Maryland Tuberculosis Association Denton William B. Matthews Wilson Seal Sale Caroline County Maryland

Hillsboro Queen Anne Letter Highlights Twin Towns Notes

From The Twin Towns Along The Tuckahoe several social visits occur. Residents host guests from Chester Philadelphia Baltimore and Ocean City with church events and town news. A church service schedule and travel to Detroit and other towns are noted along with several short visits.

Tuckahoe

Marriage and society notes fill Denton pages

A wide list of engagements visits and family gatherings fills the Denton column. Mrs J Owen Knotts hosts a wedding supper for cousin Elizabeth Kirk as she marries Dr Thomas Swan. Numerous regional residents and visitors from Wilmington Philadelphia Baltimore and across Pennsylvania and New Jersey appear in social notices plus two deaths and local business activity at Eglantine Canning Company.

J. Owen Knotts Elizabeth Kirk Thos. H. Swan Knotts E. L. Stevens Wilmington Margaret Walls Washington, D. C Denton G. L. Stevens Elmer T. Orme Roslyn Easton Hospital B. E. Moore Vancouver B. C Canada Alex. McWilliams Henry Becker Maretta C Brooklyn, N. Y John Irwin Edith G. Norman Mays Landing N. J T. Dukes Roe

Prestons J Wilfred Temple Guests of Uncle in New York

Dr. J Wilfred Temple of New York and Dr. Dudley Crittenden, also of New York, guests of uncle Charles B Harrison during a motor trip returning from Shenandoah Valley. They work with U S Rubber Company. S Webster Taylor of Washington not here last Sunday. he plans a week in Atlantic City then Wellsville, N Y, after visiting Mrs Taylor and children. They summered at Cape Cod.

Charles Byron Chester R. W. Beaven James Sherwood Joe Taylor Easton Allan Pennington Ella Pennington Bobby Sawyer Ocean City Depew Duffey Washington Chas, Jarrell Nellie Everett Millington Willard Everett Powell Fleming Baltimore Decatur Heights Edward Tarring Aberdeen G. B Stewart Elizabeth Evans Eugene Knott Rehoboth G. B. Stewart R. W. Beaven and Son Dr. Hancock Snow Hill Nancy Jane Kline J. Wilfred Temple New York Charles B. Harrison Dudley Crittenden U.S. Rubber Company Shenandoah Valley Virginia S. Webster Taylor Taylor Atlantic City

Denton Firemen Parade Draws Record Crowd

Denton firemen staged their Firemen's Night drawing the largest crowd yet. The parade featured Walter Jewell’s aerial act, a long march past by numerous fire companies, a Baltimore award winning Denton band, and officials awarding prizes for best band and appearance. A Willys Six Coach was promised as carnival finale prize.

Denton Denton Company Walter Jewell Peninsula Baltimore Easton Hurlock Federalsburg Preston Greensboro Ridgely Bridgeville Carlisle Fire Co Milford Del Oxford Chestertown Smyrna Harty, St. Michaels Ladies’ Auxiliary Sadlersville Company Fifth Avenue Market Street Market Franklin Carnival Grounds G. T. Redden Winfield T. Nichols Kirwin F. Everngam Paul H. Roe William J. Irwin J. DeWeese Carter Willys

Mrs. Dill of Greensboro Dies at 78 in Paraly sis

Mrs. Alexine Dill wife of Rob ert H Dill died at her Greensboro home on Saturday Aug 16 after a five month illness at age 78 She was a Wesley M E Church member and is survived by husband two daughters Ira A Dill son four grandchildren two brothers and one sister Funeral services were held at Wesley M E Church with multiple pastors and pallbearers. interment followed in the church cemetery. The notice also lists numerous local social events and visits in the community

Alexine Dill Robert H. Dill Greensboro M. L. Wyatt Denton E. H. Sapp Near Felton Ira A. Dill Philadelphia Wesley M. E M. E. Wheatley Middletown Del Parker Hufnal Henderson W. S. Littleton J. W. Price C. W. Stokes G. L. Blades John Parris Howard Hopkins W. G. Wooters Woman’s Unity Club A. Russell Chester Baker Elmer Evans Drexel Hill W. A. Stafford A. T. Garrett Walter Myers Millington Harold Hopkins Marcus Hook Charles Messick R. H. Stafford Earl Messick Rehoboth Alfred Billings Hobbs John Thawley Howard Hardesty Bridgeville

Quote about doing God's will and gratitude

The quotation emphasizes that fulfilling small duties prepares one for grand tasks. It links grateful thought to focusing on God, attributed to Drummond and The Christian Science Journal.

God Drummond The Christian Science Journal

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Local Department Dr. Swan County Extension News Bobby Edge Concord Hillsboro G. H. Tarburton Clayton Betts and Sons W. Jones Othelia Shaw Cordova I. T. Sparklin Mary L. Smith J. F. Brant Rock Hall Wright Garton Della Garton Nellie Byrnes James Travers J. Earl Wathers Queen Anne Methodist Episcopal Church South Lee H.richcreek W. C. Stevens Ida Dyer Detroit John Shively Mollie Diggans John Emory Penn's Grove Horace Morgan East New Market Eloise Trice Thurman Nelson North Dakota John Harper George Sam Lightner K. M. Barnette Virginia Nelson Ocean View Louise Short Addie Morgan Oscar Briscoe Salisbury Denton Firemen Anon
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